- To keep safe and service users safe.
-Stop unauthorised people from entering the care setting.
-Prevent vulnerable individuals from leaving a care setting unsupervised.
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Security measures examples
- Staff wearing ID lanyards
- Electronic security pads with pin code entry
- External doors and gates locked
- Manned reception desk
- Window locks or restraints
- Signing in/out book for visitors
- CCTV monitoring external entrances
- Monitoring of keys
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How are individuals protected?
-manned reception desk
-signing in/out book
-escorting visitors of in and out the premises
-identification
-controlled access
- staff know who is in the care setting at all times
-staff know where people are in the care setting
-children are only released to authorised people
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How are individuals protected?
- issuing visitor badges
-lanyards
-staff uniform
-easy to spot unauthorised people
-easy to identify
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How are individuals protected?
-locks on doors
-monitoring of keys
-limit to people who can access places
- known whereabouts of keys
-prevents intruders
- Staff wearing ID lanyards
- Electronic security pads with pin code entry
- External doors and gates locked
- Manned reception desk
- Window locks or restraints
- Signing in/out book for visitors
- CCTV monitoring external entrances
- Monitoring of keys
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Security measures examples
Card 3
Front
-identification
-controlled access
- staff know who is in the care setting at all times
-staff know where people are in the care setting
-children are only released to authorised people
Back
Card 4
Front
-easy to spot unauthorised people
-easy to identify
Back
Card 5
Front
-limit to people who can access places
- known whereabouts of keys
-prevents intruders
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